Does Your Child Really Need Antibiotics for That Infection?
Infants and children are prone to bacterial infections, but how do you know if they need antibiotics or just rest and fluids? Let’s break it down to help your little one heal.
Formula Recall-- replacement options
If your baby or child is on one of the formulas affected by this widespread recall, it is very important to look at the labels of your formula to see if your child was affected.
For details on recalled formulas see: https://www.similacrecall.com/us/en/home.html
For information on acceptable substitutes, this is a helpful chart put together by GI Care for Kids:
If you have questions, please feel free to call us. We are keeping updated as information becomes available on additional steps for families to take.
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